Manuscript Template

JATI manuscript template can be downloaded from here.

Manuscript Submission Instructions

  • Manuscripts must be submitted online through the journal portal by one of the authors.
  • Only Word files (.doc or .docx) are accepted.
  • There is no page limit for submissions but should not exceed 8000 words.
  • Submissions from anyone other than one of the listed authors will not be accepted.
  • The submitting author is responsible for the manuscript throughout the entire process; from submission and peer review to publication. Submission should contain:
  1. Title and Authorship Information

Each manuscript should begin with the following details:

  • Paper Title
  • Full Author Names
  • Institutional Affiliations and Mailing Addresses
  • Email Addresses of All Authors

Make sure all information is accurate and consistent with what appears in the submission portal.

  1. Abstract

Every manuscript must include an abstract that clearly summarizes the key aspects of the paper.

  • The abstract should be self-contained, without citations.
  • It should not exceed 250 words.
  • Include a brief overview of the study’s objectives, methods, main findings, and conclusions.
  1. Index Terms

List three to six keywords and one SDG key word as applicable that best describe your paper’s focus.
Separate keywords using commas.
(Example: Renewable Energy, Hybrid Systems, Grid Integration)

  1. Introduction

Provide a concise overview of your study.

  • This section should introduce the background, research problem, and objectives.
  • Keep it focused and clear ; no subheadings should be used.
  1. Literature Review

Concise and critical overview of relevant scholarly work.

  • Summarize existing theories, models, or empirical findings related to your topic.
  • Highlight gaps, limitations, or inconsistencies in previous research that justify the need for your study.
  1. Materials and Methods

This section should include enough detail to allow the work to be replicated.

  • Describe all procedures, techniques, and materials used.
  • You may divide this section into subsections if multiple methods are discussed.
  • Clearly indicate any software, instruments, or models used in the study.
  1. Results and Discussion

Present and discuss your findings in a logical and organized manner.

  • You may combine or separate the Results and Discussion sections depending on your paper’s structure.
  • Use subheadings if needed for clarity.
  • Interpret the results and explain their scientific or practical significance.
  1. Conclusions

Clearly summarize the main findings and highlight their importance and relevance.
This section should also point out any future research directions or potential applications.

  1. Declarations:

Include any relevant statements as applicable to the manuscript, such as:

  • Acknowledgment: Identify sources of funding, institutional or technical support, and any contributions not qualifying for authorship.
  • Data Availability Statement: Indicate whether the data supporting the findings of the study are available and how they can be accessed.
  • Conflict of Interest: Declare any potential conflicts of interest or state “The authors declare no conflict of interest.”
  • Ethical Approval (if applicable): Include ethics approval numbers or statements of compliance for studies involving humans or animals.
  1. References

Ensure that all references are complete and accurate.

  • Every citation mentioned in the text must appear in the reference list.
  • Follow the APA referencing style strictly (as required for JATI).
  • For detailed guidelines, visit:
    🔗https://library.apiit.edu.my/apa-referencing
  1. Figures
  • All figures must be cited in consecutive order within the text.
  • Acceptable formats include vector art (Illustrator, EPS, WMF, CorelDraw, PowerPoint, Excel) and bitmap formats (Photoshop, TIFF, GIF, JPEG).
  • Minimum resolution for bitmap images: 300 dpi (unless lower resolution is scientifically justified).
  • Each figure should have a clear caption explaining its content.
  1. Tables
  • Cite tables sequentially in the text.
  • Each table should have a descriptive title.
  • If numerical data are used, indicate units of measurement in the column headings.
  • Keep tables clear, concise, and easy to interpret.
  1. Units of Measurement
  • All units must be presented clearly using the International System of Units (SI).
  • Use consistent notation throughout the manuscript.